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Eeb. ZZ-Z3-Z4 Nlarch April Daily Parade f Contfcl Bandlmarches at Claypool game. Eleven seniors march for the last time at the game. State spelling tests given. Many students find out its very easy to foret how to spell even the simplest words, Speech class gives several short plays in assembly. Bill Stieglitz's technique of love-making was dennitely amazingfl Milford school receives Army-Navy E flag for having at least 90? of the school buying war stamps and bonds. Everyone arrives at Annual staff meeting ON TIME to discuss a couple of pictures to be put in the Annual. Results . . . many heated arguments and a few tears. Farmers Institute Day. How hungry it made us feel to smell that food cooking in the morningf Sectional Basketball Tourney. Our first game played at 9:00 Thursday night. but plenty of excitement kept us awake. Inter-class basketball tourney. Seniors take championship for the third consecutive yearf Manchester College puts on an assembly program which consisted of cello solos. vocal solos, and piano solos. Perry. Scott. Bill Little, and Bill Brown take examinations for the Merchant Marines. Becker takes radar test. Smallpox and diphtheria shots given. Annual Spring Concert presented by the band and orchestra. Seniors held farewell party. which no one will ever forget, for Bob Eox who is leaving for the Navy soon. Everyone has lots of fun at the high school party, Special spelling class held for those not passing State spelling tests. 'AThe Mad l-lattersf' Senior Class Play, brings plenty of laughs to the audience. First track meet of the season at Goshen. Milford comes in second, Teachers giving lots of tests while students fight spring fever. Bill Stieglitzs spring hair cutffif Annual news goes to press? So from now on, we're just guessing. Juniors seen in huddles discussing the Junior-Senior Reception. How quickly they stop talking when a senior approachesf Junior-Senior Reception held at Westminster. Everybody had a wonderful time-thanks to the juniorsf Last edition of the Blue and Gray for this year is published today. State Band. Solo and Chorus Contest held at Elkhart. Congratu- lations. winnersf Baccalaureate services held at The liirst Brethren Church. with Rev. Duker as the speaker. Some are happy. while others are sad when they think of only one more day of school. And what a day . . . with all those examsf Seniors receive their diplomas tonight. We have been looking forward to this time. but now that it has come we're a little sorry to say Goodbye to M.l-l.S. MARY Lot'isi2 HAMMAN Biriri' Mfxxmis Tom Page Thirty I' ne
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Sept. Oct. Z6 Nov. Dec. 'Dail Kparacle of IQ4411. 5 5 ll l-l l8 Z0 Zl Z3 Z7 Z9 Z -l 6 9 l-l Z3 Z5 eZ7 lO l-l 15 Z0 Zl 7 8 l 3 21 Zldan. l Jan. l8fl9 Page Thirty-Fou Z 3 l8 -20 ZZ Z0 EO 'Sl I' Back to school againf Some schoolmates absent because of war- time conditions, Norma's shoe lost in health class. Found outside on the window sill-airing out! Organization of classes. Pat Scott starts new fad of growing a beard. Seniors get first sample of Mr. Youngs what tests! Plans for Annual discussed at Annual Several ambitious boys helping shovel Band officers elected. 'ABean bursts into bookkeeping class because of a r-rerip in his trousers? Seniors get shot - - - nothing vital, just graduation pictures taken. High School Chorus organized. Hurrahff Milford wins county softball tournament champion- ship. Congratulations, team! Some students very excited over World Series during last period in study hall. Seniors receive picture proofs and for some reason a couple of the gals can't be persuaded to show them. civic tests . . . and OH, - - staff meeting. coal, late. Could it have been Seniors have hayfride. Something to rememberf Junior Class Play, Health, Wealth and Romance . . . a real success. Vacation f 'l'eacher's Institute. WHY don't we have these more often? Band marches at Syracuse game. Swell showingf Members of bobby-sox brigade wear two different colored anklets to school. Boys all dressed up in shirts and neckties. Most used sentence f - l just can't get that civicsY We want to congratulate Rosalie on her sharp division in com- mercial arithmeticf Vwlhat are we saying?? Grade operetta, l'Magic Beanstalk. presented. .lunior Chupp injured during physical ed. Dont forget. you'd better do all your Christmas shopping early this year. Everyone cramming for exams. Christmas vacationf An extra day of vacation due to sub-zero weather, Everybody flashing gifts from Santa around school. Lt. Sanders, former M.H.S. commercial teacher, describes his duty on a destroyer escort, County Basketball Tourney. Milford meets their old rivals. Syracuse, in Hnals. Band makes impressive appearance. liritz keeps his promise and shaves off his beard after playing in the hnals at Vyfarsaw. Dr. Higdons tells of his experiences in the Philippines, in an as- sembly program. l.ois returns from Indianapolis after acting as a page for the State legislature. Vw'e also learned her last name has been changed to .lessop, after her marriage January 27. Congratulations, Lois! All grade students looking neat and clean. to have their pictures taken.
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